Fusion for VS Code

The Fusion Extension Pack is a set of extensions that enhance the development experience when using Visual Studio Code. It includes the following set of Visual Studio Code extensions:

• Better Comments, used for color coding the types of codes based on convention.
• Cloud Code, used for shortcuts and basic features of the Google Cloud Platform
• Code Spell Checker, used to ensure proper spelling of function names, variables, etc.
• Debugger for Chrome, used for quicker debugging within Google Chrome.
• Docker, used for quick insights and actions on Docker resources.
• EditorConfig for VS Code, used for applying configurations defined in .editorconfig files.
• ES7 React/Redux/GraphQL/React-Native snippets, used for shortcuts for common coding
• ESLint, used to ensure developers are coding within ECMAScript linting standards.
• Github Markdown Preview, used to preview Markdown files since code is hosted on GitHub.
• GitLens, used to gather quick insights into code history and authorship.
• Kubernetes, used for quicker insights and actions into Kubernetes resources.
• Markdown All in One, used to making writing in Markdown faster.
• Markdown Preview Github Styling, used for additional styling of Markdown files based on GitHub.
• markdownlint, used to ensure developers follow proper standards when writing Markdown.
• Open in GitHub, Bitbucket, Gitlab, VisualStudio.com, used to quickly view the source code in a central repository using interfaces like GitHub.
• Pandju, used to theme VS Code in a clean, colorized, and crisp way.
• Reflow Markdown, used to automagically format Markdown files especially keeping line lengths under control.
• shell-format, used to format .bash and .sh files.
• Toggle Excluded Files, used to quickly view files that have been excluded from view in the workspace.
• vscode-bazel, used to view Bazel targets and access shortcuts for building and debugging.
• YAML, used to format .yml or .yaml files.